--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "whynotnow7" <whynotnow7@...> wrote: > > Yeah, the beginning of that train of thought was when I read MMY's > expression, "the world is as you are", about thirty years ago. Blew me away, > hated it, but couldn't get away from it - the simplicity of it twisted around > inside me, and slowly unwound my fantasy world of stories. There was no way > to accept the truth of that statement and remain isolated and apart, in terms > of identity, consequences, or anything else. > > "the world is as you are". It challenged my sense of integrity to live up to > it. > > It wasn't a matter of following Maharishi, although I was grateful - It was > just like any other teacher in school. I followed the subject, not the > teacher. And I am still following that one - every time I think I'm done... > :-)
I'm going to Berlin in a few days, and having a full programme will not be able to read remarkable posts like this. I thank you dear Jim, your posts are always meaningful on many levels. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=42luHhrsNhg
